hackery

Apparently there was a lot of hackery going on in Paris, too.

They understand that the political game is rigged in favor of hackery.

To be sure, some readers may find little need to sign onto the Internet to get their fill of hackery.

The political hackery must come to an end.

And the hackery will be much more expensive.

Well except for the political hackery I agree.

You will still end up with hackery, just as if you hadn't bothered to go through the process.

That's just hackery if you ask me.

Is there no need for subtlety in blatant journalistic hackery anymore?

Enter the Clinton Administration and its political hackery.

This separates the mastery from the hackery.

So is imitation the sincerest form of hackery?

This has all been very well documented, and the attempts to deny it are nothing but threadbare partisan hackery.

But the brilliance of the thing lay in its attempt to reduce the business of hackery to an exact formula.

Barring any malicious number-skipping hackery, this counter won't wrap around in your lifetime.

As a great hack once said, the essence of hackery is "adjusting a minimum of information to produce the maximum journalistic effect."

This is the simplest way to activate the iPhone without a contract without getting into some hackery, which we will discuss in a later section.

But inspired by the grand tradition of foreign correspondent hackery, I won't be stopped from reporting on Clinton's trip to China.

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Its characters are not engaged in high-tech identity annihilation ("The Net") or complex hackery ("Sneakers").

But Adams has a history of making scattershot records: 50 percent brilliant, 25 percent okay, and 25 percent hackery.

Shameless hackery, this chopping and splicing of old relics, this dressing of bones anew!

Bending the language's natural grammar into SLR grammar form requires more compromises and grammar hackery.

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Crossfire "presented itself as part of the deliberative process yet engaged in "partisan hackery," Stewart concluded "[it was not an honest debate]".